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'World-class' mountain bike facility approved - Vimarsana News

'World-class' mountain bike facility approved

MinterEllison has advised Yarra Ranges Council to secure approvals for the creation of what's being dubbed a world-class bike facility. Firm: MinterEllison (Yarra Ranges Council). Deal: Yarra Range

Victorian Government shortlists trio to construct SRL East tunnels - Vimarsana News

Victorian Government shortlists trio to construct SRL East tunnels

The Victoria Government has shortlisted three construction companies for the tunnelling contracts on Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) East project.

Here's why we must build the Suburban Rail Loop now - Vimarsana News

Here's why we must build the Suburban Rail Loop now

By 2050, we’ll be a city of nine million people – the size of London today. Unless we pursue this major project to recalibrate how we grow in the decades ahead, it’ll be a never-ending cycle of catch-up.

'Energy crossroads': Gas proposal sparks protests as experts warn of shortfall - Vimarsana News

'Energy crossroads': Gas proposal sparks protests as experts warn of shortfall

The plan for a large gas-import facility on Corio Bay has met some opposition in Geelong, despite Victoria’s appetite for gas and the regulator’s prediction that supplies will be squeezed next year.

'Energy crossroads': Gas proposal sparks protests as experts warn of shortfall - Vimarsana News

'Energy crossroads': Gas proposal sparks protests as experts warn of shortfall

The plan for a large gas-import facility on Corio Bay has met some opposition in Geelong, despite Victoria’s appetite for gas and the regulator’s prediction that supplies will be squeezed next year.